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Hi all,

I have this sql statement
SELECT count(*) as svcvol,sum(Amt) as svcsum,Status,Service,Compcode from SCTABLE where Status='00' GROUP BY Service

The problem is if there is no result matches it returns nothing. I want to display something even though there is nothing like displaying the compcode and the count is 0 and the sum is 0 and so on.
Is this possible. Thanks.
 
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Hi,

This looks pretty simple!!!

When you get the first row from ResultSet object by doing resultset_obj.next() and compare the value of svcvol == 0, then print the statement to be displayed.

For ex:
if (resultset_obj.next())
{
int count = rs.getInt(1);
if(count == 0)
System.out.println("NO RESULT FOUND................");

}

I dont know if this is what you wanted.
 
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